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The Cecil Whig., 1887-12-24

o,S Z WELCOME the advent of the
III Merry Holiday Season, and ex
- tend to all cur friends, patrons,
and the rest of mankind, our
Christmas greetings. The tendency
with all of US is towards forgetfulness Of
the higher motives of the season which
brought peace and good will to men,
but the simple lesson which its domestic
JOY, and its individual good will teach,
should encourage self examination, ex-
cite charitable impulses, and promote
good fellowship. We welcome the
merry season for the good spirit that
attends It's rccurrance, and which no
one should De so callous ard Indifferent
as not liz some degree at least to share.
The Cecil Whig., 1887-12-24

THE opinion is very general in this
country that Congress should take some
step to protect our people against alien
Anarchists who make our large cities
the fields for disseminating their dan
qerous and un American ideas and
doctrines. In other words, that while
we gladly welcome to American soil
every honest migrant, yet the men
who come here with no Intention OF
becoming citizens, but simply for the
purpose Of exciting discomfort among
the foreign elements of our population,
should be taken hold Of By the strong
arm OF the law, and be expelled from
the territory OF the United States, Such
bill will it seems be introduced III
Congress by Nh. George f. Adams OF
Chicago.
The bill was suggested by Herman
Raster, the editor OF the .StaatS ZeituRg,
Chicago, in speech made by MIN
before the Union League Club of that
city. After drawing the bill Mr.. Adams
submitted 1t to Mr. Raster and also to
members OF that club, and made many
changes in the original text to conform
10 their views. The bill, as it now
stands. rcCltes in the preamble in effect
that whereas, aliens residing in the
United States have lately menaced the
public peace by advising and enCourag
lag the destruction OF property and the
murder OF officers OF the law and
whereas. SuCh acts are CtlenCes against
the sovereignty of the United States !;
therefore, when any District Attorney
of the United states shall have lntOrma-
ton in wiring from no less tnan three
reputable Citizens that any alien has
aided, advised or encouraged the de
5truCuOn OF property or murder OF 9th
GERS OF the law, or has attempted or
advised the overthrow OF the laws, or
10 excite domestic violence IN any
State, such information shall be trans
Initted at once to the President of the
United States. Ine latter then snail
Issue an order in writing requiring such
alien to depart from the territory OF
the United States within a given time.
and MS order snail be served by the
United States Marsha upon the person
to whom 1t Is directed. The President
shall have power to revoke such order
or extend the time within which such
alien is required to leave the country.
If the offender shall refuse to obey
such order, it shall be the duty Of the
Secretary of State to cause him to be
arrested and conveyed out Of the terri
tory OF the United States, and if he
shall return again to this country, he
shall be punished by imprisonment not
more than three years, and, at the ex-
plration OF his term of imprisonment
shall again be conveyed out of the
country, and not be permitted to return
until the order expelling him shall be
revoked. Section 8 Of the bill provides
''that whenever, in the judgment OF the
President OF the United States, the
puoIlc safety snail require it, it shal. bt
lawful for the President to cause AM
such alien to be arrested without notice
send conveyed Out ofthe United States.
The Cecil Whig., 1887-12-24

In gathering wild flowers, autumn leaves
or p'"ricking III til" woods, we are more or
less exposed to danger fr, poisoning by
ivy or other wild vines and shrubs. The
poison is under certain :'irt.umst ances read
ily ohsorhed by the blood and painfu swell
IL ~ or eruptlonA ore CAUSED. Such atfec-
tiOus Hoods Stcsaparilia readily cures, as
It expeis all Impurities from the blood.
Even IN cases of poisoning 10y Paris green,
Hood s ) trsaparilla has been remarkably
successful. L. should be n"p! constantly in
the house for all blood disorders. Hood 5
Sar#4 4parilt.i is prepared oy G. |. Hood X
Co, Lowell, VI 'ss and /. sold by all drug
gists. 100 Duser 81. In
The Cecil Whig., 1887-12-24
ELKTON, DECEMBER "a, 1887.

THE action of the Senate on We'd
nesday on the Blair Educational bill is
accepted by the friends of that measure
as an indication that the Senate will
pass it at an early day. The bill was
taken up for consideration by vote Of
81 to IS. Its consideration was not
proceeded with, Mr.. Blair Welding for
an executive session. The action
makes the bill unfinished business,
an advantage that is Of great value when
a majority is behind it.
The Cecil Whig., 1887-12-24
UNDER THE HOLLY 90uGH.

a fE who have sCoined each other
IL Or injured friend or brother,
VI In this fast fading year;
- We who by word or deed
Have made kind heart bleed,
Come, gather here.
Let sinntd against and SHINING
Forget their strite's beginning,
And join in friendship now;
Be links no longer broken,
Be sweet forgiveness spoken
Under the holly bough.
The Cecil Whig., 1887-12-24

List week titty letters, containing
abnut seventy h.e cheeks end drafts.
were stolen from the post office box of
the Trad "smen's Bank at New Haven.
Conn. Next day the police traced the
theft to two Russian boys about SIX years
old, who. finding the boz open. took the
letters, opened them and distributed the
checks among tuoir juvenile friends. \
few ut the checks nave oeen recovered.
Owinv to tuaII Jouth the boys were not
arrested.
The Cecil Whig., 1887-12-24

An Ohio physician who brought home
for ~ 'crnscoprc mlnati0n portion of
the thrnrt NJ" nhrare nf a ,iiphCneri. vic
tim pertnltted his children 10 hook at it
unaer. el""S rnper. Shnrtlv nf;ar his
entlrn f.,n,.i, " 5 stricken with d1phtEeria
and since two ol the children and himself
have died Eve children are yet down
with the disease aud are in 4 critical con
ditiru
The Cecil Whig., 1887-12-24
THE JINGLE OF THE BELLS.


An Tue "'e'S 'aNe' al
ih'o"eh 'le 'iost' "lh'e' -Hl'
N'a
~ " -''i
As the snow OF plea sure tells:
Aud the rustic swee.heartS listen
For the Jingle of the bells
For the Jingle and the tink'e
OltLe merry winter bells
!" 80 ', ,"i'''' ,',i''' ,''"n'.1 go,
VIII he hoken in the dellS.
And tie heart will gadneSs borrow
From the Jingle oi the hell--
From the tinkie tinklc tinkle
Ottne uey,r-cra sing bells
'i"Sle j 'Hi- W !" '"e ''"'
inH &c ''''N'e III '',e u"'"'
'.'"ins s"''' ''""'" '''' ,',
IN 'Le "'huo"' '''' SPUN
Than he nue mo snow torrt.ils.
ab,,,,, ,t,rIir. ,vh.r il sws.tar
Th,r kiss hehind tIc hcII.
Ashley iiu,,e iinpIc ltpr'e
o,ar rho snow tho .l.iuhiu,, bells,
LII" Is hut cream OF pleasure
iha' returns "ith every sE""'
Winter hitS 'oHa! 'he measure
fhPtleu "iteh io'S "@''
Netth IN" cutter hurry covers
The Cecil Whig., 1887-12-24
The New Chesapeake Dn"kins Suit.

A splendid suit designed specially for
>puyts1nen las just been introduced by
Orhm', Acme Hall Balumore's largest
cioiniug house. II is made OF cloth manu-
tacttrcd Oh purpose, dyed the right color
and of The exact weight required. The prices
are SO, ST. and so according To qu"ilty,
sud they can '- obtained only at the above
house w. B ,itimure street one door from
Charles.
The Cecil Whig., 1887-12-24
u 4t5ji.HE+WHIG:s

Permanently raIudtlc TOR lts Locci as rel as "en
efi Iniciitgtnce sens COMMUNICATIONS are rcsPec-
tuiiy soHciieG PROM oil secioas 0t the County, IL
addition 10 me lcsekiy contributions Of as regular
orgS Of esPoEdtHis. inoHymons co"lmuntcG-
lions lciil recotre no attention, The name Of The
critcr te.ng required II! all cases guGrdEfee Gt
good Jdith.
The Cecil Whig., 1887-12-24

Ladies' Writing Desks.
Sooner or later every lady ex-
poets 10 have one. More likely
to come at Christmas than any
other time.
Full of facilities that their
size would never hint at. 1t
is the makers every-year study
to get more and more Of neat
ness and convenience into these
handsome bits of furniture.
They have outdone themselves
this year.
The bests Of two hemis-
pheres are here. Such a gath
ering of them as we never had
beforehand for less money.
AS neat and rich as anyone
need care for, 81. Covered
with extra quality straight grain
leather, and furnished complete.
\ Desk like this has never be-
fore been less than $40, more
likely $I2.5o.
A mirror-pollsh on the Olive
Wood Writing Desks, and each
part of a single piece of wood.
With ruler, pen and pencil,
and cut glass inkstand, $40 to
$40.
Saxony Desks of German
Thura Wood, inlaid with
mother-of-pearl, ebony, maple,
holly, and olive, SO to $40.
Engle Writing Desks are
warranted MOTTO warp or crack.
OF course none of the Desks
we have just been telling of
will warp or crack, but the
Engle Desks are moderate
priced-very. They are the
kind that slipshod work is like
liest to get into. The wood
that Engle Desks will be made
of three years hence is in the
dry-house now
rosewood mahogony
black walnut '.sy maple
10, ID, ii, and Io inches, with
metal name-pIate in each cover,
SAILS to $500. Lower prices
,l,,> $40 ,,,- IoE>r, .,,, D,,
The Cecil Whig., 1887-12-24
TIE Christmas time is coming on
Aud folks begin to fret;
it. isn't " hat IA present costs,
But knowing what TO get.
- HuShingtoH Critic
Ciaanfast Black Hose

The only perfect black hose Manufactured
for ladies', misses, bows and children. Also
halt hose for men--rrces 60c, l5c, 81 90 and
upwards. Jf sent by mail 3 cents per pair,
extra for postage. Oehm's Acme Hall,
Bslrimure's largest c.othing and furnishing
house West Baltimore street, one door from
Charles.
The Cecil Whig., 1887-12-24

A Cincinnati lad i,ad Il miraculous es-
cap from instant death. He vas carry
Ing keg Of ppu de:, when it exploded
The little fellow vas thrown to tho
gronna aud sustained injuries that are
likely to prove fatal.
The Cecil Whig., 1887-12-24

jeremiah Coleman, while walking On
the street at Naw Bruuswlck, n j.,
turned to one side to avoid dirt heap
and cpIiisi,j ~tth lamp post. The stem
of pipe he WAS smoking WAS driven into
his thruaF, Severiug an artery.
The Cecil Whig., 1887-12-24
Il: s.
PHILApELPHIA, Monday. Dec. l9. 1887.

FH1LNTELFHrA. -TUuuty DC. 1857.
December Book News (SS
pages, illustrated) is the best
number ever printed. 5 cents
will bring it, or so cents will
get 1t for a year-a resume
once a month OF every new
book published.
The Cecil Whig., 1887-12-24

Mr.. and Mrs. Cleveland are to attend a
grand drag hunt on "Wednesday next,
following the hunters i'll carriage. Whis
will be more agreeable 10 the President
than having office hunters follow ing him
The Cecil Whig., 1887-12-24
This il Good Enough.

NC. l.. BaIrholorucv kalkaska Mich. says
Il owe my life solely 10 Dr. David kcnned! : FIT
yOr!te Remedy, Of Rnndout. n. y. | had liver
and kline: d Scase and ioc five years was unable
to "a about. ! well AMI cnn do a mans
work on my 'rrn. / snail always hold up both
htnds Tor ~. X ii : FLyorite Remedy. Price
81 90 a bottle. ~.X Tor Th Ilg4t4
The Cecil Whig., 1887-12-24

In connection with the rage for suita-
BILE pres uts AZ reasonable prices, the
Baltimore american has started a boom
for Maryland marriage Licenses, which
arc sold low for cash.
The Cecil Whig., 1887-12-24

A B ,ston lady recently lacera.sd her
ear win diamond earring to such an
extent that :. surgeon was sent for. This
is an awful warning about holiday time.
Boston ,jeuradl.
The Cecil Whig., 1887-12-24

Mems Gloves. Anything in
Kid from ST to Dents best at
S2.25. Warm lined, Scotch
wool, Cashmere, whatever good
Glove is made anywhere.
All sorts of Gloves for
women. Kid from IS cents
up.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Chestnut, Thirteenth and Market streets.
and City hall square.
The Cecil Whig., 1887-12-24
HIGGINS RESIGNATION.
lie F,prcs.e. a Ccnsciousrrss of Having
Done Ills York NelI.

lie F,prcs.e. a consciousness of Having
Done His work Well.
WASHINGTON. pecembe: 10 tn. fol
lowing core sp"nde"ce explains itself:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT., !
December l., 1887.
hon e. 5. Fairciiid, Secretary Of tie Treas
uiH:
Dr,- .Sir-i respectfully tender 70 you my
resignation OF the cifire OF chief clerk of the
appointment division III yuir department.
rh duties al the 'tli"r are mainly clerical
anh heiievt that discharged them 10 the
satisfaction Of Mr. M;.mnil. Z, the late secre
i.ty. i,Id 10 vuur contrutn-nI, and that |
have the gor,- will "f oil the aepar, III" nj utli
GERS 1t has u"ru great pleasure 10 me- TO
have had MIR. Mauuin. 'sappr"val aud yours,
.rd now lhauE you for ia" kiudness and
consideration yon have always shown me.
Very respectfully Yours,
EUGENE HIGGINS.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, J
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY,
WA$HINGTON, D-cemt-r Il, 1887. )
3h. E"gcne HiGgj"S, Chicf Of DiciSion Of
appointments:
Sir-l our resignation ~ chief of division
in the office OF ti.- Secretary u the Treasury
has been rec.ivei. ard is hereby accepted
to take effect on the l5.h day of January,
lSSS. II IS JIst to add that yon have per
formed your duties we'll aud faithfully .iu' e
yor have been connected with the depart
ment. Respectfully your>,
& =. FAIRCHILD. Secretary.
Secretary Fairchild said this afternoon
that the report the President had dl
rected the removal of Mr.. Higgins, and
had IN consequence incurred the i'll
of Senator German, WAS pure Dousense.
The Cecil Whig., 1887-12-24

A
BY Tar tie mnAt novel, convenient and
valna ole business calendar Tor 1883 is
the COinn ba Bic, Gle .lendar aud stand,
just issued ny the P"ps Maui tac.uriug
Company, OF Boston, M.ss. In this cal
endar ne1 departure has been made,
decidedly unique aud different from any
previous att-u.p i'll calendar construction.
The calendar proper Is III the torn of a
pad, containing 366 leaves, one for each
day III the year, l" De torn of daily. The
leaves ara y by - inches, and IA portion
OF each lea. Is lel Diauk for Memoranda,
so arranged thi.t ,ht memorandum blank
for any coming day Can be turned 70 im-
nt dinLcIy 1T auy tirnr. TIE pad rests
upon :. portable stand, winch takes up
bnt lt'l" more room than the pad itself,
and Wien placed upon the desk or writ
Iog-taUle the entire surface OF the date
leaf is o."ught directly. and lett CON
stsntly, before the eye, furnishing date
aud meluorands, impossible to be over
looked
The Cecil Whig., 1887-12-24
ORDER NlSI.

John Worthington VS.. William X. Matthews and
vile.
| n the Circuit Court Tor Cecil county, No. li24
Equity.
this 1th day of December,
" 1887. that the sale of the property mentioned
in these proceed nsS made and reported by WIN.
J Jones. Trustee, be ratified and contrm ii, unless
cause to the contra thereof be shown on or be-
lore the llth day OF February, next; provided Il
cspy OF this order he Inserted in some newspaper
printed aud published i'll terel county, once u
week for one month before the llth day of .Iahu-
AIRY. next. The report states the amount ot sale
10 l,c H. 5Ju TO ia Mes A. DAVIS.
TtueCopy, Clerk.
Tsi-JAMES A. DAVIS
DeclUt5 Clerk.
The Cecil Whig., 1887-12-24
New Storet New Goods!
GO TO GEO. NJ. HOtiGES FOR ANYTHING
YOU MAY WANT IN THE
STATIONERY LINE.

We also carry full stock of SCHOOL SUP
PLIES. MUSIC. BOOKS. CONFECTIONERY.
ALBUMS, VASES. PERFUMERY, LADIES'
{. GENrLtNEN'S TOILET SETS. POCKET
BOOKS. HAIR BRUSHES, PLUSH, WALNUT
& PLAIN WOOD FRAMES, MUSIC ROLLS
CHILDREN'S BOOKS, and ANYTHING that you
desilc for the holidays. The handsome volumes
bound in cloth and gold will be sold 81 cents per
vo during the holidays. But we must not forget
the CHILDREN ) TOYS AND GAMES. though
the only way to appreciate them is to come and
louk at them. Come early and have your pick
OF the goods that arrived this week. We
give you CANDIES, FIGS. NUTS AND DATES
IA reasonable any other place in town. Now
is tie time to buy. Orders Tor music by mail
promptly attended to.
The Cecil Whig., 1887-12-24

10, u, ii, and I6 inches, with
metal name-pIate in each cover,
SAILS to $500. Lower prices
than we ever before saw on
them.
The Cecil Whig., 1887-12-24

We told a couple Of weeks
ago of a wonderfully good 40
inch accent Dress Stuff. Firm,
strong, good weight. \ mod
estlittle check formed by thread
bars as wide as the check. The
whole big lot went off like a
whiff. Another lot is here very
much like it, better, if fanything;
a trit1c heavier, a bit tlrIner,
and just as handsome. Not
quite so wide.
The Cecil Whig., 1887-12-24
s'an'''l 1mda4
Frame Dwelling House, If; q
MORTGAGES SALE.

By virtue of Il power contained in MORTGAGE
from David N. Pierce md wife. recorded in Liber
J. A. D.. No ;, folio 46. &c. of the mortga age
record books OF Cecil county, Md the under
signed will offer at pub Ic sale at the postGiice
door i'll the borough OF Rising sun, Md, on
Saturday, january 9TH, lSSS,
at 3 o'clock T. NJ. all that TRACT tF LAND in
the Eighth district of said Cecil county. adlon-
ing lands Of Patrick Boyle aud others containing
ACRES OF La NJ, more or less, with the
improvements thereon.
TERMS OF SALE, as prescribed in the mort
gage. are Cash. II. II. HAINES
Dit Assignee OF Murtgagee,
The Cecil Whig., 1887-12-24
Handsome sets of writing
utensils for a desk
paper cutter pencil
penholder eraser

in sandal wood, Cedar of Leb-
anon, olive, and olive and
ebony, 81 a set.
The Cecil Whig., 1887-12-24

IN pursuance of an order OF said Court
Il passed in the above entitled cause notice il
hereby given to the creditors OF tho said OHIO
Brown, deceased, To file their claims, properly
authenticated. with the Clerk OF said Court
within sixty days from the date of the hrst inser
ton OF this notice dee. I7th. 1850.
CLINTON MCCULLOUGH
Dl7-3t Auditor.
The Cecil Whig., 1887-12-24
TERMS oF SUB~CRlrrluN

Dr.RY r. TCRBERT, E0IToR
=. F. AlNCHuFFE, ASSOCIATE EC1oR.
The Cecil Whig., 1887-12-24

The fluorescent or changeable
effect is very marked in some
of the color blendings.
The Cecil Whig., 1887-12-24
& Two Young Apple Orchards

OF choice trnt in iull he irin. and other FRUITS
in ahundhnce. The arm is mainly fenced with
good hedges and divid d into seven fields o.
about we've ac es each. exclusive OF The orcha
nG buildings. and the balance IN good II IN BIER.
The location is healthy and convenient to
C urches, schools, mil. sIUreS pUstUthcc. &c.
The wheat crop about twelve acres. now grow
ing ON the farm. Will hc reserved.
Possession given March -, loss
iERMS OF ShLE:-One-iuurtl OF the pur
chase money viii be required to he paid IL cash
on the day OF Sic, and The renal ndrr in three
equal iustamentS i'll six. twelve and eighteen
n.onths from the day OF sale: the credit payments
TO Denr interest from the day OF ,'e. aud to be
secured by the bonds or Eotes OF the purchaser.
with security to he app owed by the adm 'nstra-
tors. Cost OF cOnyeyanciny 10 be paid by pur-
chaser
:. TERRESSA KINBLE.
JOHN r.. G ALI-AHER
Adm'rs c T. It. oi henry ii. ninble, dec d
Dec. 24-4t
The Cecil Whig., 1887-12-24

rosewood mahogony
black walnut bird 's-sSe maple
The Cecil Whig., 1887-12-24

IA inch Grain Leather Club Bag, riv-
eted, u 81
Same, sewed frame, $3.50.
II inch Alligator Club Bag. riveied,
S6.25
Same, sewed frame SO25.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1887-07-07

The July Vide A'cake opens with long
and delightful account of Washington
Bovhood. Pursuits and Companions" Inc
paper Is full of anecdotes and traits Of the
great President. 1t has full-page illuStra-
tom bv Howard Pyle A stirring Fourth
If Iulv story. "The Use of It, is from the
pen of Mrs. Harriet A. Cheeyer, The Sto
~ of Keedon Bluffs" by Charles Egbert
Craddock. is very fresh and bright in It's
humor. and very strong and novel IN It's
plot Its manly mountain boys are new
models of manliness and chivalry. The
Harvard Annex has a long article to itself
from the pen of one Of lis graduates, Miss
Frona Marie Brooks "HOw One Annex
Maid Began her Career it Is fully Illus
trated and will be interesting 70 those yonng
women who desire a Harvard College edu-
cation. and also TO the general public. The
Queens Jubilee is commemorated by pref
" paper of anecdotes from the pen OF an
Englishwomau, Mrs Raymond Blathwayb
which is accompanied by full-page engra-
wing Of the famous sitting statue of the
Queen; the article is entitled Every Inch
a Queen" "The Secrets at Roseladies,
and "The Lost Medicine of the Utes,' are
delightful this month Mrs. Harriet Pres
colt Spoford's Ballads Of Authors Is
about Cowper, and is called Beside the
Ouse, finely illustrated by Garrett. The
La Rose Blanche War-Iimes story Is enn-
tied Poor Whitley" and relates to one OF
the Mount Vernon candlesticks of Wash
ington's time, and describes plantation
fete and an episode of the war. There IS a
good piece of biography in the successful
Women" series. about DR.. Rachel Liitler
Bodley the Dean of the Philadelphia Wo-
mems Medical College, also much bright
verse and picture.
S2.4Oayear ID. Lothrop Company, Pub
fishers, Boston, Mass.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1887-07-07

The slate pencil factory 800 Abemarie
county, Va, of Banning, Conoycr aud Co.,
Of New York is q survival of the A.bemarle
Slate Co. and turns out nearly 10000 cray
ons a day There is but one other such fac
tory in The L. S.-an old established one
up i'm Vermont J. r. Williams and Cos
mantel-slate quarries at Aryon are supplied
from the same vein known as the Buck
ingham.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1887-07-07
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY
OF
B.F.LEESENRING
,HARLESTOWN. W. VA.

Insure against fire in the following first-class
companies:
The Lancashire Insurance Company, of Lon
don. England. Assets, Si,5l3, 22S.O2.
The German Insurance Company, Freeport,
Illinois. Assets 81 ,S43 49S.OS
The Reading Fire Insurance Company, Pa.
100000
The Mutual Life Insurance Company, of
New York.
The Fidelity and Casualty Company, of
New York.
The National Life and Maturity Association,
of Washington ID. c., 1915 St, Northwest.
MAY g. lSS6
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1887-07-07

Jay Gould ha, bough, for 81, 500 of Law
renee and Eliza Washington, grand nephew
and niece Of Geo. Washington, 33! acres
adjoining the Mt. Vernon estate and PIE
scented the land 20 the Association of Lady
Regents. This will make the historic ground
comprise 30 acres-thc new purchase be-
ing the last of the estate held in private
hands.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1887-07-07
LANDRETH's SEEDS.

w Z have just opened fresh stock Of Ian
w dreth's Seeds. Now and during the en-
tire season We will be prepared to furnish our
customers and the public everything they may
want in this line at the most reasonable prices.
Feb. 5, SIS. AISQUITH & co.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1887-07-07
a1iraiaia FREE 2tess.
1LITTLE MAMMA.

You have only one calico gown. dear doll
But don't YOU feel sad or ashamed, dear DOH DOH
When I'm rich. will buy you mantle oil lace'
And a bonnet to suit your sweet little lace.
/ will spend my whole fortune on YOU ue"r
doll
For won't need thing for myself, 4. an
When take YOU abroad ON Pleasah,ss v .HSS,...il
.. Shes mat beautiful dolls mamma, they II
-Uj@c 1rake.